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The Breakfast Pavilion

The curatorial project at A plus A, in Venice, aims to merge the worlds of art and design, overthrowing the usual boundaries of each discipline. #BiennaleArte2017

The Breakfast Pavilion, installation view, A plus A, Venice, 2017

The Breakfast Pavilion is a curatorial project that aims to merge the worlds of art and design in a special happening, overthrowing the usual boundaries of each discipline. A contemporary art space (A plus A) is transformed into a friendly and informal cafè which will become a creative environment where art can be discussed, produced, performed and most importantly, eaten.

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The Breakfast Pavilion, installation view, A plus A, Venice, 2017

The Breakfast Pavilion, installation view, A plus A, Venice, 2017

The Breakfast Pavilion, installation view, A plus A, Venice, 2017

The Breakfast Pavilion, installation view, A plus A, Venice, 2017

The Breakfast Pavilion, installation view, A plus A, Venice, 2017

The Breakfast Pavilion, installation view, A plus A, Venice, 2017

The setting of the gallery is transformed into a cafè by a selection of international designers with diverse practices. They will contribute to the event through objects conceived for this occasion that will be used during the performances.

The Breakfast Pavilion, installation view, A plus A, Venice, 2017

The temporary pavilion is conceived as a gathering space to create a community where individuals can share personal, creative and intellectual ideas in a socially inclusive atmosphere. From 12 am to 7 pm the gallery will be open to public that will have the opportunity to visit the space, drink a coffee or eat a slice of cake or have a meeting.

The Breakfast Pavilion, installation view, A plus A, Venice, 2017

until 4 September 2017
The Breakfast Pavilion
curated by Marco Campardo and Lorenzo Mason (M–L–XL), Luca Lo Pinto with Maria Jeglinska
A plus A
Calle Malipiero, San Marco 3073, Venice

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